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TikTok Genocide : projet d'archive vidéo depuis le 7 octobre
Un site mis à jour quotidiennement sur les différents crimes de guerre, les incitations au génocide, filmés par des journalistes ou par les soldats eux-mêmes.
Le site classifie les vidéos en différentes catégories, tags, lieux, armes utilisées, etc
À ce jour, 5 septembre 2024, il y a déjà 4000 vidéos.
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Gaza: Doctor dies in Israeli custody after being abducted from al-Shifa Hospital, officials say
www.middleeasteye.net Palestinian doctor dies in Israeli custody after being abducted from al-Shifa HospitalZiad Mohammed al-Dalou is the third physician from Gaza to die in Israeli detention within 11 months
- • 100%www.972mag.com A plan to liquidate northern Gaza is gaining steam
As Israeli ministers, generals, and academics bay for a new phase in the war, this is how Operation Starvation and Extermination would look.
- www.haaretz.com Israel's FM accuses top EU diplomat of antisemitism after talks on Palestinian statehood
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>Israel's foreign minister accused EU Foreign Policy chief Josep Borrell of being an "antisemite and Israel-hater" after he participated in discussions on a timeline for the establishment of a Palestinian State.
- www.lemonde.fr Le « Jewish Chronicle », plus vieux journal juif du monde, reconnaît avoir publié des « fake news » sur la guerre à Gaza
La direction a écarté un journaliste de cet hebdomadaire basé à Londres, soupçonné de distiller des fausses informations qui légitimaient la position du premier ministre israélien face au Hamas.
- www.20minutes.fr Israël admet avoir « probablement » tué trois otages dont un Français
Selon l’armée israelienne, les soldats Nick Beizer et Ron Sherman et le Franco-Israélien Elya Tolédano ont été tués « lors de l’élimination du commandant de la brigade nord du Hamas, Ahmed Ghandour »
- • 100%www.theguardian.com Israel seeking to close down Unrwa, says agency’s chief after school bombing
Philippe Lazzarini says closure would have ‘devastating consequences’ and calls for investigation into deadly strike
>A campaign is under way to drive the UN relief agency for Palestinians, Unrwa, out of existence, its commissioner general has said, days after 18 people were killed when Israeli jets bombed an Unrwa school in Gaza.
>Philippe Lazzarini said in an interview that the Israeli government was seeking to close down the agency, having failed to persuade western donors to stop funding it on the grounds of allegations about links between Unrwa staff and Hamas.
- www.haaretz.com Israel is recruiting African asylum seekers for Gaza war effort, promising legal status
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Israeli security officials are offering the incentive of permanent residency status to asylum seekers who agree to participate in sometimes life-threatening military operations in Gaza. Sources say that internal criticism of this exploitation has been silenced: 'This is a very problematic matter'
Israel's defense establishment is offering African asylum seekers who contribute to the war effort in Gaza – risking their lives – assistance in obtaining permanent status in Israel. This, according to personal accounts obtained by Haaretz.
Defense officials, speaking off the record, say the project is conducted in an organized manner, with the guidance of defense establishment legal advisers.
However, the ethical considerations of recruiting asylum seekers have not been addressed. To date, no asylum seekers who contributed to the war effort have been granted official status.
There are currently some 30,000 African asylum seekers living in Israel, most of them young men. Around 3,500 are Sudanese citizens with temporary status granted by the court because the state has not processed and ruled on their applications.
During the October 7 Hamas attack, three asylum seekers were killed. In the aftermath, many volunteered for agricultural work and civilian command centers, with some willing to enlist in the Israel Defense Forces. Defense officials realized they could use the help of the asylum seekers and exploit their desire to obtain permanent status in Israel as an incentive.
A man who asked to be identified only by an initial, A., arrived in Israel at age 16, as part of the big wave of asylum seekers. The temporary status he holds provides him with most of the rights afforded to Israelis, but it must be renewed periodically with the Interior Ministry's Population and Immigration Authority and does not guarantee him permanent status. In the past, he wanted to enlist in the army, like many asylum seekers who see the army as the best way to integrate into Israel society.
In one of the first months of the war, A. received a phone call from someone who claimed to be a police officer and who instructed him to report immediately to a security facility, without providing any explanation.
"Get here, and we'll talk," A. says he was told. When he got there, he realized that he had come to meet with "security guys," as he called them. "They told me they were looking for special people to join the army. They told me this was a life-or-death war for Israel," he told Haaretz. This was the first of what turned out to be a series of meetings with a man who introduced himself as a security official who was recruiting asylum seekers for the army. The meetings took place over the course of around two weeks and ended when A. decided not to enlist.
A. met with the official again, this time in a public place. The man gave him 1,000 shekels (about $270) in cash to cover his lost work days due to the meetings. He told him there was a two-week training period if he was drafted, joining other asylum seekers. He also promised that the pay he would receive for the military service would be similar to what he earned at his job.
"I asked, what do I get? Even though I'm not really looking for anything. But then he told me – If you go this way, you can receive documents from the State of Israel. He asked me to send him a photocopy of my ID and said he would take care of these things."
After a date was set for A.'s enlistment, he began having second thoughts. "I wanted to go, and I was very serious about it, but then I thought – just two weeks of training and then to be part of the war effort? I've never touched a gun in my life." Shortly before his training was to begin, A. told his contact that he had changed his mind. The man was angry, A. says. "He said he had expected something different from me," but also did not completely close the door on the possibility. "He said let's keep talking and if you want, you can join later."
A. does not know why exactly he was contacted and not others, and says: "The guy told me they were looking for special people. I asked him what made me special, he didn't know me at all."
Military sources say the defense establishment has made use of asylum seekers in various operations, some of which were reported in the media. Haaretz has learned that some people have expressed objections to the practice, arguing that it exploits people who have fled their countries due to war. However, according to those sources, these voices have been silenced.
"This is a very problematic matter," one source said. "The involvement of jurists does not absolve anyone of the obligation to consider the values by which we seek to live in Israel."
Sources who spoke with Haaretz revealed that while there were some inquiries about granting status to asylum seekers who assisted in the fighting, none were actually given status. At the same time, the defense establishment sought to provide status to others who contributed to combat efforts.
Haaretz also learned that the Interior Ministry explored the possibility of drafting the children of asylum seekers, who were educated in Israeli schools, into the IDF. In the past, the government allowed the children of foreign workers to serve in the IDF in exchange for granting status to their immediate family members.
The relevant defense body told Haaretz in response that all of its actions are conducted legally.
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The manner in which the Israeli army deploys the asylum seekers barred from publication
- www.aljazeera.com ‘Carnage must stop’: Israel’s deadly attack on Gaza school condemned
Israel bombs UN-operated school sheltering thousands of displaced Palestinians in central Gaza, killing at least 18.
- www.independent.co.uk Stripped and held at gunpoint, Gaza schoolboys ‘forced to be Israel’s human shields’
Palestinians as young as 12 describe how they were forced to inspect houses and roads to look for tunnels and militants, sometimes dressed in military fatigues, in a practice an Israeli NGO warns is ‘broadly used’ and ‘systemic’. Bel Trew reports from Jerusalem
- • 90%www.middleeasteye.net US activist was not near 'violent riot' when killed by Israeli fire: Report
Investigation casts doubt on Israeli claim that Turkish-American activist shot in head by Israel was killed 'unintentionally' during confrontation
- • 100%www.972mag.com Why did a British Jewish newspaper publish fake Israeli intelligence?
Israel’s army suspects fabrications published in the Jewish Chronicle were part of a pro-Bibi influence campaign, while the article’s author is not as he claims.
- • 100%news.un.org Over 22,500 have suffered ‘life-changing injuries’ in Gaza: WHO
More than 22,500 people – a quarter of those wounded in Gaza since Israel’s offensive began – have life-changing injuries, requiring rehabilitation services “now and for years to come”, the UN World Health Organization (WHO) reported on Thursday.
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- • 96%www.middleeasteye.net Al-Mawasi attack: ‘People were torn into pieces, most of them women and children’
Witnesses of Israeli attack on 'humanitarian zone' in Gaza tell MEE that dozens of Palestinians were torn apart and buried under the sand
- • 100%www.rfi.fr Israël: l'ONU s'inquiète sur des cas de «torture sexualisée» des prisonniers palestiniens
L'ONU demande une réaction face à l'occupation israélienne dans les territoires palestiniens. Le commissaire aux droits de l’homme a réclamé, lundi 9 septembre, à la communauté internationale qu’elle…
- 30-3.org Press Release
Statement on the dismissal by French authorities of the case against Yoel Ohnona
>As March 30 Movement we expresses its profound shock and disappointment at the decision of the French National Anti-Terrorist Prosecutor's Office (Pnat) to dismiss our complaint against Yoel Ohnona, the Israeli-French soldier responsible for filming the notorious video depicting the degradation of Palestinian detainees.
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החטופים הוחזקו במנהרה לצד בכיר חמאס שחוסל - ונהרגו מהפגזת צה"ל • סיבת מותם ידועה כבר מפברואר - אך הרמטכ"ל ובכירים נוספים החליטו שלא לפרסם זאת לציבור
>Les personnes enlevées étaient détenues dans un tunnel avec un haut responsable du Hamas qui a été éliminé - et ont été tuées par des tirs d'artillerie des FDI - La cause de leur mort est connue depuis février - mais le chef d'état-major et d'autres hauts responsables ont décidé de ne pas la rendre publique - Leurs corps ont été retrouvés dès le mois de décembre
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- • 100%www.theguardian.com ‘I am the police, I am the army’: blacklisted settler’s rule in West Bank
Palestinians tell of self-styled warlord’s brutal reign across whole of Jabal Salman valley – and he is one of many
- • 87%www.thenation.com For Israeli Protesters, Palestine Might As Well Not Exist
There is a gaping, Gaza-shaped void at the heart of the hostage deal demonstrations.
- • 96%www.middleeasteye.net Israeli forces 'kill a Palestinian child every two days' in West Bank
Report finds 141 children across the occupied territory have been killed by soldiers and settlers since October, with most shot in the head and torso
- • 100%www.972mag.com Inside the brutal siege of Jenin
The Israeli army is destroying infrastructure, blocking medical access, and conducting mass arrests in largest West Bank operation in years.
The Israeli army is destroying civilian infrastructure, blocking medical access, and conducting mass arrests in its largest West Bank operation in years.
- www.abc.net.au Israel accused of killing its own civilians under the 'Hannibal Directive' to avoid them being taken hostage
The controversial "Hannibal Directive", which Israel says isn't named for the famous Carthaginian general who took poison rather than be captured by the Romans, was reportedly enacted after the October 7 Hamas attack, with revelations detailing attacks by IDF tanks and helicopters on homes and vehic...
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>They shot him in the leg and then a soldier ordered him to take off his shirt and he obeyed. And when the soldier ordered him take off his pants, the boy tried but couldn’t. Immediately, the soldiers fired two bullets that hit his neck and chest, causing him to collapse. He was left to bleed for approximately an hour and a half, as the soldiers denied medics from reaching him to provide aid or even retrieve his body.
>At around 2:30, IOF brought in a bulldozer and began desecrating the boy’s body, tearing open his abdomen and exposing his internal organs before dragging and throwing him on al-Far’a hill along Nablus-Tubas Road and opposite al-Far’a Valley. After IOF’s withdrawal at 06:45, the boy’s body, disfigured and unrecognizable, was retrieved and transported to the Tubas Turkish Public Hospital. The boy was later identified as Majed Fida Abu Zina (17), a resident of the Camp.
- www.haaretz.com Palestinians: IDF gunfire kills 13-year-old girl in West Bank following settler clashes
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Fatal West Bank shooting of American-Turkish activist
- www.nytimes.com Video: How a Single Family Was Shot Dead on a Street in Gaza
Last December, video emerged showing the bodies of a mother, father and their four sons strewn across a street in Gaza City. Beside them lay a stretcher, shovels and a makeshift white flag. A New York Times investigation examines how they got there and who killed them.
>Last December, video emerged showing the bodies of a mother, father and their four sons strewn across a street in Gaza City. Beside them lay a stretcher, shovels and a makeshift white flag. A New York Times investigation examines how they got there and who killed them.
It shows prisoners lying face down on the ground, hands tied behind their backs, while being terrorized by dogs.